a cheeky "teaser" for one of my pride and joys.

He's fast, real fast. Much faster than he likes to admit. Oh, who am I kidding... he loves showing the other planes how fast he can fly.

Turns out, when you disable the Accelerometer's automated G-Measuring corrections that account for extreme gravitic forces induced by Magnetic Field Disruption, it gets very confused, and attempts to display your G's based on external acceleration outside the gravity well, rather than from within.

This allowed the Accelerometer to display some rather absurd numbers, utterly ridiculous G-Forces that would completely annihilate any aircraft or human pilot, without gravitic assistance from an MFD.

Just another unintentional, morbidly simple reminder of how fragile we are, I guess.

<< NO, StarChild. That does not mean you should try hitting a higher number, you're gonna break the accelerometer somehow. It's beyond me, why that thing was even designed to display three digits at all, let alone four. >>